Ridwan Islam Sifat

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2020-2024
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Coronavirus Disease

Cervical Cancer Screening

Top Venues

Journal of public health policy

The International journal of social psychiatry

The International journal of health planning and management

Journal of market access & health policy

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Publications

Seun Mauton Ajoseh, Ridwan Islam Sifat, John Tasheyon Whesu
Food-based domestic violence and anemia among women in sexual unions in Nigeria: the effect of urbanization. Journal of public health policy 45 (3) (2024)
Seun Mauton Ajoseh, Ridwan Islam Sifat, John Tasheyon Whesu
Food-based domestic violence and anemia among women in sexual unions in Nigeria: the effect of urbanization. Journal of public health policy 45 (3) (2024)
Seun Mauton Ajoseh, Ridwan Islam Sifat, John Tasheyon Whesu
Food-based domestic violence and anemia among women in sexual unions in Nigeria: the effect of urbanization. Journal of public health policy (2024)
Seun Mauton Ajoseh, Ridwan Islam Sifat, John Tasheyon Whesu
Food-based domestic violence and anemia among women in sexual unions in Nigeria: the effect of urbanization. Journal of public health policy 45 (3) (2024)
Ridwan Islam Sifat, Upali Bhattacharya
Transformative potential of artificial intelligence in global health policy. Journal of market access & health policy 11 (1) (2023)
Ridwan Islam Sifat
ChatGPT and the Future of Health Policy Analysis: Potential and Pitfalls of Using ChatGPT in Policymaking. Annals of biomedical engineering (2023)
Faria Ahmed, Ridwan Islam Sifat
Strategic assessment of mental health and suicide amid COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh. The International journal of health planning and management 36 (3) (2021)
Ridwan Islam Sifat
COVID-19 and mental health challenges among the hijra people in Bangladesh. The International journal of social psychiatry 67 (8) (2020)
Ridwan Islam Sifat
COVID-19 pandemic: Mental stress, depression, anxiety among the university students in Bangladesh. The International journal of social psychiatry 67 (5) (2020)